Since it began work in Jordan in 2009, IYF has implemented a number of initiatives that have provided more than 14,000 young men and women with life and job skills training, career guidance, and entrepreneurship support. (...) It is envisioned the benefitting youth will have new skills that will not only enable them to get better jobs and sustain them, but also provide them with extra life skills that will make their lives easier, not only at the workplace but also in their daily life. (...) “We expect that with the gained experience, the youth benefitting from the pilot will have an easier time finding a suitable job,’’ said Turk.
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Not only does this help reduce your energy usage, but it also optimizes your laptop's battery life to last longer.
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Executive summary The world is currently facing an unprecedented situation owing to the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, which has impacted all avenues of life. Cities with growing populations have been adversely affected with significant loss of life. (...) With the utilization of appropriate emergency communication and public health frameworks, it will become easier to develop models to predict the spread of diseases, ascertain the source of illnesses, coordinate lockdowns, detect and report symptoms, identify viral strains and provide remote assistance (as required with limited human interaction) through an IoT-based infrastructure.
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The University of Montreal Hospital Center (CHUM) has launched a multi-stakeholder task force to produce knowledge, tools and methods to enhance the governamentability of AI systems in real-life care settings. Formed by health managers, researchers, care givers, patients, citizens as volunteers, AI developers and non-profit leaders (25 members in total), the task force have four main objectives:
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Typhoon Haiyan: UNHCR solar lamps ease life after dark
Solar-powered lanterns provided by UNHCR have made life easier for survivors a month after Typhoon Haiyan struck Central Philippines.
By UNHCR Philippines | 12 Dec 2013
TACLOBAN, Philippines — Solar-powered lanterns provided by the UN Refugee Agency have made life easier for survivors a month after Typhoon Haiyan struck the central Philippines.
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The lack of water has not been a constant in the life of the villagers. Mr. Abubakar remembers that three decades ago the surroundings were very different and water was not a permanent source of chagrin.
(...) UNICEF / Islamane
"Now, there is enough water. This makes life easier for the herders and for the farmers, because there are no conflicts anymore."
(...) Al Hassan. "This makes life easier for the herders and for the farmers, because there are no conflicts anymore."
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However, it will be faced with demographic changes: longer life expectancy on the one hand and ageing post-war generations on the other. (...) This is natural insofar as we know that life expectancy will continue to increase at a rapid pace, the age of entry into the labour force has not ceased to increase and, finally, the health of the over-60s has improved considerably. (...) After 2005, the situation on the labour market should improve, the integration of young people should become easier and the number of early retirements should fall.
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I learned how to read and write with help from the volunteers. Studying became easier with them around to support,”
Kazem, 10
Kazem enrolled in a nearby school when he reached school age. (...) After leaving school, Kazem’s life changed. In addition to attending the sheep and maintaining the piece of land they have as part of their home, the little shepherd, took on a job as a car mechanic. (...) “I learned how to read and write with help from the volunteers. Studying became easier with them around to support,” said Kazem. A case manager was assigned to guide Kazem, encourage him to get back to school and help him prioritize his learning over work.
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